Horse Guards Inn - Menu

Booked well in advance. Aware of limited menu that reflected seasonal produce. Menu was broad and excellent. Quality of food high. Great service. Fog friendly.

We had dinner it was first class Superb food and choice terrific friendly atmosphere and staff Wonderful fish courses beautifully served. Highest recommendation.

We had a seriously good dinner at the Horse Guards Inn. Interesting, seasonal and local menu, delicious homemade breads and dips, and some serious skills evident in all the dishes. Highly recommended!

Tried the restaurant but vv unfriendly. Kind of like walking into the Slaughtered Lamb. Most hateful glances since we played away at Milwall. Honestly, there are do many really friendly pub restaurants around there. I would give this one a swerve.

I’m just going to advise those persons who have any food intolerances to not bother with this restaurant as they have just replied to a phone enquiry re do they cater for people with gluten intolerances and they answered no we don’t cater for vegans.

4 friends out for dinner, we ate Sweet and sour prawn starters, Venison, fish broth, skate mains, Affogato to finish. All exceptional, although with hindsight I would have had the fish broth instead of the venison. Great real ales. A nicer, more character full English country pub you will struggle to find. This is not pub food, it’s high end restaurant fare with excellent friendly service. £60 a head all in but worth it for a 3 course treat. Note, much of their produce is home grown. We will be back soon I hope.

An absolute find! This restaurant is tucked away and you almost need to know it exists beforehand. We were invited by our friends and have since visited again twice! The atmosphere for lunch was excellent. It was a sunny but not hot day. We shared a large table outside (our friend's children and grandchildren were also with us) and had a long and leisurely shared set of starters. All of which were excellent. The individual main courses and dessert were similarly outstanding and the service throughout exemplary. It is hard to imagine how the experience of lunch in the Sussex countryside could be improved.

Having visited this pub last night I felt it only appropriate I write a review. The four of us(two couples) had been attending Goodwood races all week and had enjoyed some nice dinners in different pubs on the way home but this was exceptionally good. The welcome from the young man and two young ladies was very friendly and all three of them looked after us extremely well all evening. We asked about a couple of things on the menu and again time was taken to explain and also some recommendations were given, which proved to be excellent. We all agreed that the meal was definitely the best we had eaten all week and the food was comparable to some of the nicer restaurants we have visited. This p...

Sunday lunch...its was good..I would not go as far as exceptional but great value for money , substantial and delicious....the Horseguards is a charming 16thy century pub, old beams, cosy and with a great garden when its not raining, it was when we visited but that did not matter one bit. We were give a nice quiet table and thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. My only slight disappointment from reading the website was evidence of the more foraged side of the meal. I was perhaps expecting more wild berry's, seaweed or herbs but on saying that most of the meats and vegetables and pickles are produced by them and my mackerel started and the hogget like a pate were great, my Sunday roast pork was amazi...